The boys lament over the difference between old and new music after opening the
show with a "golden oldie". Ray talks about working on one of the family cars in a snow squall which brings up the topic of how to dress for foul weather. Carl Anthony from Automoblog.net joins the show and jumps right into aftermarket warranties for cars with over 100,000 miles. Carl answers caller questions then poses the thought of whether modern muscle cars will go electric.

Chris laments about the unfair advantage of getting more snow where he lives than when he was in Brooklyn, and Ray questions why he lives with snow at all anymore. The recurring catalytic converter code in Ray's Mazda and how to work around it gets some attention, as does a callers chronic ABS code on a new Dodge RAM. Paying closer attention to vehicle grounds especially on an older car is discussed, as is the cool factor of owning a Bullitt Mustang.

Ray lays out a mysterious combination of fault codes his FJ Cruiser displayed, but before the boys could delve into the diagnosis too deeply they were joined by Louis & Tyler from the "Bustin' Out Skoolie" roof raising project. Besides the progress on the bus, talk turned to Tyler's motor-home conversion and what it's like to live in a wheeled home on a full-time basis.

The recent "Sno-mageddon" that befell our area threw our cars and roads into a tizzy This weekend. This led to the boys talking about 4 Wheel Drive maintenance as well as a garbage picked snow blower Ray restored and is currently using. A new method used for stealing catalytic converters was discussed by a caller, and how our favorite cars of yore rusted out before they were mechanically expired made us all weep for nostalgic reasons.

A non-spritzing washer pump drives Chris up the wall and leads him to work out in the cold. Ray bought a "Motor Mouth" album at Infinity records & spots an interesting detail on the cover. A stuck caliper slide pin on a Cruze drives Ray wild, which leads to stories about working out in the ice & snow in younger years, along with what car projects are good to do indoors during the winter months.

An iconic Brooklyn institution of slot car racing, Buzz-A-Rama, closed recently and Chris delivers a heartfelt eulogy for the passed owner. The boys talk about the culture behind racing slots as well as their small counterparts, the Aurora and AF/X versions, then are joined by guests Louis Lee and Tyler Long who talk about the epic roof raising event later this month on Louis' full sized bus. The phones light up over this story, since it's such a terrific project bringing together builders from across the country.

Back with a vengeance to kick off our 20th year of broadcasting, the boys start the show by talking about stopping, more specifically how to adjust a car's brake pushrod. The show quickly transitions into the finer points of model car building and some of the crazier Craigslist ads the guys & a caller have seen. One of the shows regular callers promises to send a picture of how he "measured the sunshine" down in Florida.

January marks the 20 year anniversary of MotorMouth Radio and Ray & Chris decided there was no better way to commemorate it than to compile show bits featuring many of the colorful listeners, callers & guests from the span of the show, as well as ALL of the co-hosts who've worked on it (six in total). Sit back and enjoy this mash-up of topics and personalities that have made us what we are, some aren't with us anymore and some are still going strong. Who knows, you may find yourself featured in this fitting tribute to a fine show.

Ray & Chris have the immense pleasure of talking with Marty Schorr (previously of Cars magazine & Motion Performance) about his good friend Bill Kolb, a a die-hard Ford salesman, racer & a total Ford fanatic. Marty's time spent driving cars like the early Shelby's, GT-40's, and Cobras out of Bill's dealerships are stories to be awed by and listened to carefully. Marty also talks about his time as a magazine editor and V.P. as well as his future plans of writing a book about the GT-40 development.

It's a very enlightening show this week when Ray & Chris talk with good friends MatcoMan Brian and Luke Tucker from the EZRED company. Luke's company makes and distributes the great lighting products tool trucks like Brian's sell, and the guys wanted to share their unique symbiotic relationship with the listeners. You'll learn about the value of a good LED neck light, how supply chain issues have hurt both companies, and so much more on this installment or MotorMouth radio.